DATE: JANUARY 3, 2018 TO: Course Location: Course Dates: FROM: National Camping School Participant Summit Bechtel Family National Scout Reserve 2550 Jack Furst Drive Glen Jean, WV 25846 May 12-18, 2018 Full School May 12 15 Shooting Sports Re-training Leslie Thibodeaux National Camping School Course Director leslie.thibodeaux@scouting.org Welcome to the 2018 National Camping School (NCS) at Summit Bechtel Reserve! On behalf of the camping school faculty, we eagerly look forward to having you with us at SBR. The course liaison for this school is Matt Monroe (matt.monroe@scouting.org). Please do not hesitate to contact either Matt or myself if you have any questions prior to the school. The following information will help you prepare for NCS. A BSA Annual Health and Medical Record (Parts A, B & C) completed within the past 12 months, is required and must be completed prior to your arrival. Please bring the completed form with you. If you do not have this required form, you will need to obtain a physical at your own expense prior to beginning class. The cost will likely be a MINIMUM of $100. Plan to arrive between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. (local time) on Saturday, May 12, 2018. Departure will be after graduation on Friday, May 18, typically immediately following breakfast. If your travel schedule requires you to arrive early SBR has accommodations beginning on Friday afternoon and includes lodging and two meals (dinner on Friday and breakfast on Saturday) for an additional $55. Your council will be billed if you arrive early so be sure to consult with them prior to arriving early. SBR has made arrangements for ground transportation from the Charleston Yeager Airport or Prince Amtrak stations for $45.00 roundtrip. Driving directions to SBR are attached. Note: Shooting Sports Section Participants You must have NRA Rifle and Shotgun Instructor Certifications prior to your arrival. If you do not have the NRA certification, you can attend an NRA Instructor Training prior to arrival. Complete, correct BSA uniforms are required. The BSA Field Uniform (Scout shorts or long trousers, Scout shirts, Venturing shirts, Scout socks) or the BSA Activity Uniform (Scout shorts or pants with Scouting golf or t-shirts) will be worn at camp school. Complete field uniform is required for evening meals, worship services, campfires, and other formal activities. National Supply will have a trading post at National Camping School where you will have an opportunity to purchase limited edition items. You can also preview and purchase items to be sent directly to your home on their special Camping School website at: http://www.scoutstuff.org/bsa/special-collections/camp-school.html. Housing will be in platformed wall tents with showers. Cots are provided, but you will need to bring your own sleeping bag and pillow, if desired. Some walking will be required. Please dress for the weather. The telephone number at SBR is 304-465-2900 in case of emergency. Internet Wi-Fi is available throughout the SBR base camps. Cellular coverage is available throughout the camp property as well. In addition to the items listed above, please bring an open mind, a cooperative attitude, a willing smile, a lot of enthusiasm, and we ll have a great course. Enclosures: Packing List; Uniform Inspection Sheet; Checklist for Participants; Personal Resource Questionnaire (complete form and bring to camp) Medical Form (download from: http://www.scouting.org/scoutsource/healthandsafety/ahmr.aspx)

Getting to SBR SBR arrivals are processed at the JW & Hazel Ruby West Virginia Welcome Center, 55 Hazel Ruby Lane, Mount Hope, WV 25880. If arriving after 5:00 p.m., please contact the SBR course liaison for arrival instructions. From Charleston, WV vicinity Travel south on I-77/I-64 toward Beckley, WV. Take the exit to SR19. Head north on SR19 for a few miles to the JW & Hazel Ruby West Virginia Welcome Center (on your left). Please note that I77/I64 is a toll highway. There are two tolls on I77/I64 ($2 each) and one toll when you exit at SR19 ($0.40). From Charlotte, NC vicinity Travel north on I77. Near Beckley, WV, I77 and I 64 merge. Take the exit to SR19. Head north on SR19 for a few miles to the JW & Hazel Ruby West Virginia Welcome Center (on your left). Please note that I77/I64 is a toll highway. There is one toll on I77/I64 ($2) and one toll when you exit at SR19 ($0.40). From Richmond, VA vicinity Take I64 West. Near Beckley, WV, I77 and I 64 merge. Take the exit to SR19. Head north on SR19 for a few miles to the JW & Hazel Ruby West Virginia Welcome Center (on your left). Please note that I77/I64 is a toll highway. There is one toll on I77/I64 ($2) and one toll when you exit at SR19 ($0.40). From Lexington, KY vicinity Take I64 East. Near Charleston, WV, I77 and I 64 merge. Continue south on I77/I64 toward Beckley, WV. Take the exit to SR19. Head north on SR19 for a few miles to the JW & Hazel Ruby West Virginia Welcome Center (on your left). Please note that I77/I64 is a toll highway. There are two tolls on I77/I64 ($2 each) and one toll when you exit at SR19 ($0.40). Additional Housing Details Participant lodging is in 10x12 tent on wood platforms. Tents do not have electricity, but phone charging stations are available nearby. Cots are provided. Participants have access to heated showers near the Pigott Administration Building.

Checklist for All Participants Welcome to National Camp School! You should arrive between 9:30 and 11:00 am. Please do not arrive late. Below are a few things to do upon arrival: 1. Be dressed in Field Uniform 2. Check in at Registration/Welcome Station 3. Have an interview with your section leader 4. Turn in your BSA Medical Form 5. Turn in your Personal Resource Questionnaire to your section leader 6. Get your housing assignment 7. Pick up your name tag from your section leader 8. Go to the swim area for your swim check (aquatics only) 9. Move into your housing area 10. Park your vehicle at assigned lot 11. Go to the Dining Hall, ready for lunch and formal Opening at 12:00 pm If you have questions, please ask a staff member. MY SECTION IS MY SECTION MEETS IN THE ROOM/BUILDING BEGINNING AT O CLOCK PM. MY HOUSING ASSIGNMENT IS

Current BSA Medical Form (all sections completed) Two or more complete official Scouter field uniforms Washcloths & towels Camp or Scout t-shirts, Scout caps Sleeping bag, blanket, sheets, pillow/case BSA Handbook and Fieldbook (current edition) Job description, camp schedules, promotion materials EQUIPMENT NEEDED BY STUDENTS ALL PARTICIPANTS SHOULD BRING Toiletry items (soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, etc.) Flashlight & pocketknife Paper, pen/pencil for taking notes Socks, underwear, shoes, outdoor clothing Insect repellent and/or mosquito net Rain gear PLUS SECTION PARTICIPANTS SHOULD ALSO BRING: AQUATICS DIRECTOR SECTION CPR Certification Bathing suit or swimming trunks (2) Certificate - Current Lifeguarding Cap with visor, sunglasses, extra towels & suntan First Aid Certificate Suntan block or lotion, sun hat Kneeling pads (for canoeing) Button-up, long-sleeve shirt, jacket or sweater, long Sandals, canvas shoes or tennis shoes Diagram or sketch of your camp waterfront area(s) Mask, snorkel and fins COPE and CLIMBING SECTIONS Long pants, comfortable for climbing Tennis shoes (or climbing shoes) and sturdy boots for hiking Sweatshirt, long-sleeve shirt Leather palm gloves, bandanna or neckerchief Hydration system or water bottle(s) Appropriate rain gear (no poncho's) Local Council COPE/Climbing Staff Training plan Sunscreen Local Council COPE/Climbing Operations plan Daypack ECOLOGY/CONSERVATION SECTION Binoculars Canteen Hiking boots (waterproof) CAMP DIRECTOR SECTION Camp long-range & maintenance plans Camp program/leader's Guide Camp conservation plan Staff job descriptions & letter of employment Laptop Computer PROGRAM DIRECTOR SECTION Camp Program materials Program budget Water bottle Laptop Computer RANGER RETRAINING SECTION Camp conservation plan Camp maintenance plan Camp plan drawings and photos Camp promotion video Brochures, promotion material, etc. Small backpack or fanny pack Field notebook Camp conservation plan Camp budget & menus Camp staff organization chart Staff manuals, training schedules Brochures, maps, promotion material, etc. Camp Leaders Guides Camp Staff Flow chart Program Schedule Camp conservation plan Staff Manual Camp Budget & Council Long Range Plan Building maintenance records Ideas, gadgets, devices, etc. to share OUTDOOR SKILLS, FIRST YEAR CAMPER & TREK LEADER Pocketknife Backpacking tent, ground cloth &, pad Hand Ax or 3/4 Ax & whetstone (OS) Hiking boots & comfortable in--camp shoes File, 8" Mill Bastard (OS) Personal First Aid Kit Compass (Pathfinder preferred) Work gloves Pack & frame or combo pack (suitable for overnight hike) Fishing Equipment (OS) Plate, cub bowl, eating utensils, water bottle Folding Chair (OS) (OS-Outdoor Skills Only) Camera (OS) SHOOTING SPORTS SECTION Eye & ear protection Long-sleeve cotton shirt Rev. 10/12/17

Outdoor Programs National Camping School Personal Resource Questionnaire Boy Scouts of America The information provided will help the faculty prepare for your camping school session: Section you will be attending this year: Name: Mailing Address: City: State: Zip: E-mail: Day Phone: Evening Phone: Cell: Council Name & Number: Headquarters City: State: How many years have you been involved in Scouting as an adult? Are you employed as a Scouting Professional? Yes No - If yes, how many years? What is your current registered position with the BSA? Training Completed Other (describe): Other Skills and Talents: Will you be bringing a musical instrument to camping school? Yes No (if yes, describe): List any other camp program abilities (song leading, campfire skills, games, craft/hobby, etc.) that you would be willing to share with participants at this camping school: Tell us about your role in the camp that you will be serving this season: What will be your primary role at camp this season? Prior to this season, how many years have your served in a leadership roll at camp? Please describe any previous camp experience: Tell us about the camp that you will be serving this season? What is the type of camp that will you be serving? Day Camp; Resident Camp; Council Organized Family Camp How many sessions of camp will be held? What is the capacity for each session? What is the camper fee? $ Additional fees? Yes No (if yes, describe): Is your camp staff Paid? Volunteer? Combination paid & volunteers? If combination, list paid positions: Check the box that best describes your camp location: Council camp; Public park; School campus; Military facility; Private property; Industrial park Other (describe): Does your camp utilize a dining hall or provide meals to campers and staff? Yes No. Does your camp have an aquatics program? Yes No Please use the back of this form to describe any special program features or highlights that you feel make your camp special. In addition, you may also use the back of this form to submit questions to the National Camping School faculty in an attempt to receive answers to questions that will assist you in preparing for camp. [! 13]

Scout Leader Uniform Inspection Sheet Uniform Inspection. Conduct the uniform inspection with common sense; the basic rule is neatness. 1 Attendance. Presence at inspection merits 15 points. Headgear. Headgear is optional. Boy Scout leaders wear the olive visor cap, campaign hat, or troop-approved headgear. Varsity Scout leaders wear the blaze visor cap. Cub Scout pack leaders wear the olive visor cap. Den leaders wear the same visored cap as the youth they serve. 20 pts. 20 pts. Shirt/Blouse and Neckwear. New long or short sleeves, or official long or short sleeves with appropriate loops on epaulets. Neckwear is optional but must be worn according to specifications in the Insignia Guide. Male Cub Scout and Boy Scout leaders wear the long- or short-sleeve uniform or official shirt. Female Cub Scout leaders wear either the official long- or short-sleeve yellow blouse, official long- or short-sleeve shirt, or the official long- or short-sleeve uniform blouse. Female Boy Scout leaders wear the official shirt or official long- or short sleeve uniform blouse. Pants/Shorts. Units have no option to change. Male Cub Scout and Boy Scout leaders wear the official pants or the official uniform shorts or pants with no cuffs. Female Cub Scout leaders wear the pants or the official navy blue shorts, skirt, or pants with the yellow blouse, or the official pants or official uniform shorts or pants with the official shirt or blouse. Belt Male leaders wear the official web belt or official leather belt with the buckle of their choice. Female leaders wear the official navy blue Cub Scout or Webelos Scout buckle with navy blue pants, or the official web belt or official leather belt with the buckle of their choice with official pants or official uniform shorts or pants. Socks Male Cub Scout and Boy Scout leaders wear olive socks with official pants or official uniform shorts or pants. Female leaders wear the blue socks with the blue shorts or pants, or the olive socks with official pants or official uniform shorts or pants. Shoes Must be neat and clean. Uniform points. Total points from above (75 possible) Insignia. Correct epaulets, 5 points. Correct placement on left sleeve, 5 points; right sleeve, 5 points; left pocket, 5 points; right pocket, 5 points. Use the checklist on the reverse of this form to help determine score. Insignia points from reverse (25 possible) Total Uniform Inspection Score Uniform and insignia points combined. A perfect score is 100 points. For more information about insignia, see the Insignia Guide, No. 33066. Total Uniform Inspection Score Our unit inspection will be held on Name Address Office or position in unit Unit No. District Bring this form with you.. 34048.indd 1 8/18/10 10:06 AM

Scout Leader Uniform Inspection Sheet Official Placement of Insignia Conduct the uniform inspection with common sense; the basic rule is neatness. Shoulder Epaulets Scouters wear the color shoulder loop of the program in which they are serving: blue, Cub Scouting; green, Boy Scouting; blaze (orange), Varsity Scouting; green, Venturing; silver, council and district; gold, regional and national. Right Sleeve U.S. flag emblem centered directly below shoulder seam Den or emblem numeral, if applicable, below and touching the flag Centennial Quality Unit Award (most recent only), if applicable, 4 inches below the shoulder seam SHOULDER EPAULETS AND LOOPS SHOULDER SEAM 4" Left Sleeve Council shoulder patch is directly below the shoulder seam. Veteran unit bar, if worn, is centered and touching the council shoulder patch (above) and unit numeral (below). Unit numeral, if worn, is centered directly underneath and touching the council patch or veteran unit bar. On the official shirt, the badge of office is centered on the pocket, as shown. On the official uniform shirt, the badge of office is centered and touching the unit numeral, or centered 4 inches below the shoulder seam. When earned, the Trained leader strip is centered at the top of the pocket flap on the official shirt. On the official uniform shirt, it is centered as shown, touching the badge of office. RIGHT SLEEVE LEFT SLEEVE (OFFICIAL UNIFORM SHIRT) LEFT SLEEVE with pocket (OFFICIAL shirt) Right Pocket Boy Scouts of America strip is centered above the pocket. Order of the Arrow lodge insignia is worn on the pocket flap. Current national Scout jamboree insignia is centered above the BSA strip and any other items above the pocket. Optional insignia, if worn, is placed in the following order, from the BSA strip upward: interpreter strip, Venture or Varsity strip, name plate. The name plate may be worn on the pocket flap if no lodge insignia is worn. Temporary insignia, including one current world Scout jamboree patch, centered on pocket. Only one temporary insignia may be worn at a time, and they are not required for correct uniforming. Cub Scout leaders and female leaders wearing the official uniform shirt or blouse may wear one temporary insignia centered above the Boy Scouts of America strip. Left Pocket World Crest emblem is centered between the left shoulder seam and the top of the left pocket. Embroidered square knots are centered above the pocket in rows of three. Service stars are centered above the pocket, 3 4 inch from top point to top point and 3 8 inch from either the pocket or embroidered knots. VENTURE FRANÇAIS 3 4" 3 8" 2 Total insignia score (transfer to other side) RIGHT POCKET LEFT POCKET SKU 34048 Boy Scouts of America 1325 West Walnut Hill Lane P.O. Box 152079 Irving, Texas 75015-2079 http://www.scouting.org 34048 2010 Printing 34048.indd 2 8/18/10 10:06 AM